Oconee 4-H Jr. Chef Club Meetings 2026-27

Oconee Junior Chef 4-H Club meets on Fourth Mondays 5 pm at the Oconee Extension Office in Walhalla Join fellow 4-H members as we explore the world of cooking together! Learn to plan deliciously balanced, heart-healthy meals, practice basic culinary skills, and discover how food connects us to cultures, communities, and each other. Whether you're a beginner or a budding chef, this club is all about building confidence in the kitchen, trying new flavors, and having fun with friends who think cooking is cool! 🍽️ What You'll Do: • Hands-on cooking and ingredient planning • Explore global flavors and food traditions • Learn kitchen safety and culinary basics • Run for club office and learn meeting logistics • Share laughter, creativity, and great food! Who Can Join: • Any Member of South Carolina 4H ($15/year)You may attend one meeting before enrolling in 4-H. • No cooking experience required! Meeting Schedule: August 31: COOKIES - preparing for Fair competition September 28: NO MEETING (Fair recovery) October 26: Shepherds Pie! November 30: December **no meeting, all member Holiday party!** January 25: February 22: March 22: April 26: May 24: June 28: July 26: August 23: September 27: Generalized Annual Meeting Schedule: September - Foothills Fair October - Halloween Theme & Year Kickoff November – Healthy Holidays December – No Meeting/Member Christmas Party January – Officer Elections February - Officer Trainings March–April – Monthly Cooking Topics (TBD) May – Vote on Final Meeting Plans June – All Member End-of-Year Picnic! August - Prep for Fair Entry Note: Club officer terms run from January to October. Officers should attend all meetings prepared to lead. 💬 Contact Us: • Lil Ledford – 864-795-2347 | [email protected] __________________________________ Membership requirement: Current 4-H membership in 4HOnline is required for participation in this club. Prospective may attend one meeting before joining 4H. Custodial Care Please note that this event and its coordinators do not assume custodial care of youth in attendance. Adults (parents, guardians, volunteers, coaches, teachers, or other chaperones) must be present for the supervision of youth participants. Civil Rights Statement